Weather and Market Updates From Local News Page
Official 7:00 a.m readings show high 78 and low 57 in past day with 7 a.m. temperature 57. Forecast calls for clear cooler tonight with 49 to 53. Tuesday sunny in 70s. Missouri outlook: northwest cloudy, then sunny. highs upper 70s, lows mid 50s. Kansas City area flood-stage data for Lake of the Ozarks and nearby reservoirs listed. Expanded hospital notices report admissions and discharges at Audrain Medical Center across multiple names and towns including Mexico Kingston City Centralia Paris Montgomery City Vandalia Salisbury and Martinsburg. Also reports births, dismissals, and patient movements tied to local institutions.
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Died: Asa M. Ruyle and Hollis S. Davidson Sr.
Died: Asa M. Ruyle aged 89 of Vandalia at 3:30 p.m. Sunday and Hollis S. Davidson Sr. aged 79 of Mexico at 11:06 a.m. Sunday. Tributes have been received for J. Edgar Berrey and Peyton Cartlidge. Public safety and court notices follow with local appointments, licenses and incidents.
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Paul E. Lewis
James Worthington
BE. F. Turner
David W. Nichols
Lela Williams
John R. Carter
Mexico
Jee D. Jones
Kevin Morris
Thomas Spradhing
Jack P. Stinnett
Michael G. Martin
Nada N. Lynch
Vandalia
Harold C. Graue
James A. Gilbert
Bellflower
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J. Edgar Berrey
Peyton Cartlidge
Quiet New York Stock Market Pauses After Rapid Runup
The noon Dow Jones index slipped 1.80 points to 851.92 as the market steadies after a swift advance last week. Gainers edged losers on the New York Stock Exchange, signaling a muted trading day overall.
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Ruling Calls For Private School Aid
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that states using federal funds to provide teachers for educationally deprived public school students must offer comparable services to private school children. The Missouri Title I case, brought by Kansas City parents of private school students, focused on whether public teachers are required in parochial schools and the First Amendment implications.
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Supreme Court action upholds insurer liability limits in case
The court ruled that insurance liability for post judgment interest ends once funds are deposited with the court. In a separate decision, the court upheld a $2,500 jury award to L E Shepherd, a former engineer for St Louis San Francisco Railroad, who died during appeal after seeking $100,000 for injuries from a 1969 accident. The railroad argued no serious permanent injury, attributing major injury to an arthritic condition.
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Witnesses Dividing Line in Impeachment Proceedings Shares Debate
Impeachment publicans press for witnesses while some Democrats oppose. Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr. supports calling a few if needed but prefers waiting for full evidence. In other news, RM2 and Mrs Stevan R Schatzer of Athens Greece announce first child born June in Mexico weighing eight pounds eight ounces named Craig Stevan Schatzer.
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Stevan R. Schatzer
Athens
Greece
Mexico
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George Allan Simpson
Ray Schatzer
A. T. Becker
Jefferson City
George Simpson
Schatzer
U.S. Navy
Julia Ann Simpson
Asa Miller Ruyle dies at 89 in Vandalia
Asa M Ruyle 89 of Vandalia died at 3 30 a m Sunday at Audrain Medical Center Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday at New Harmony Christian Church with Rev James Coffman officiating Burial will be in church cemetery He was born Feb 8 1885 in Morgan County Illinois son of Peter and Mary Sheppard Royle Married Lucy Jane Bratcher November 20 1912 in Mexico He moved to Missouri in 1902 farmed then worked as a store clerk later with Walsh Refractories from 1935 to 1953 as a carpenter and self employed after retirement Active in Republican Party and served as committeeman He was a deacon at New Harmony Christian Church Survived by son Dr Asa M Ruyle Jr of Chatham Illinois five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Visitation today until service time at Waters Funeral Home.
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Mexico
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Weatherau executive Oliver Cleveland dies en route to mother’s rites
Oliver J. Cleveland 61 a Wetterau Foods Services Division head and IG A director died of a heart attack Saturday while driving to his mother’s funeral near Chillicothe Missouri His car left the highway and plunged down an embankment after the attack He was a native of Brookfield and held multiple Wetterau posts since 1961 survived by wife two sons daughter and eight grandchildren Funeral mass set for Brookfield Immaculate Conception Church Tuesday with Hill Funeral Home in charge
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James McGowan Retired Farmer Dies At 84 In Columbia
James McGowan a retired farmer of Audrain County died at Boone County Hospital in Columbia Sunday morning. He was born October 30 1889 in Audrain County to James and Mary Jane McGowan. He married Mary Vanlandingham Rowe in Mexico on November 17 1915 who survives him along with son Wendell and three daughters Mary Elizabeth Brown Mildred Schmidt and Lucy Ann Hartley. He was preceded in death by two sons a grandson and a brother. Services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Parker Chapel Columbia with Rev Auther C Fulbright officiating and burial in Maple Grove Cemetery Audrain County. Friends may call at Parker Chapel until services.
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Mexico
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Mildred H. Schmidt
Lucy Ann Hartley
Centralia
Robert Benton
Parker Chapel
Auther C. Fulbright
United Methodist Church
Maple Grove
Mrs Wagoner Dies Operated Stores In Mexico Odessa
Carolyn B Wagoner, former Connor Wagoner Inc. partner and Odessa store manager, died Saturday in Raytown where she had lived. Born near Fort Dodge Iowa she studied at Howard Payne College. She married Charles W Wagoner in 1912. they lived in Odessa Warrensburg and later managed women s dress shops. Funeral at Odessa Methodist Church with burial in Odessa Cemetery. Memorials to Odessa Methodist Church organ fund. Survived by two sons William G Nashville Paul D Des Moines a daughter Elizabeth Howard Raytown five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Elizabeth) Howard
Albert Douglas Services Held
Funeral services for Albert Douglas of Mexico were held this afternoon at the Second Baptist Church with Rev. William Duncan officiating. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Taylor Curtis, Cecil Vanes, Cleo Belcher, George Batsell, James Rutledge and Earl Howard. Arnold Funeral Home directed arrangements.
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Syria Pushes Arabs Minisummit Amid Nixon Middle East Tour
President Nixon began his Middle East tour as Damascus announced efforts to convene one or more Arab minisummits to unify stand on Geneva talks and Palestinian rights withdrawal. Israel accused Syria of torture of prisoners. both sides denied abuses. Golan disengagement proceeds toward June 23. Waldheim in Cairo Report notes renewed cooperation scenes ahead of Nixon visits to Cairo and Alexandria.
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Attend Services for Helen Turner Whitney in Elmwood Cemetery
Graveside services for Mrs. Helen Turner Whitney of St. Louis formerly of Mexico were held Saturday morning at Elmwood Cemetery. Attending from out of town were Mrs. Maud Whitney sister-in-law and a niece Mrs. C B Whitney both of Eldon and Mrs. Esther Arkin of St. Louis. The Rev Marvin Jones officiated. Precht Pickering Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Nobel laureate Miguel Angel Asturias Dies in Madrid
Miguel Angel Asturias, 74, Guatemalan writer renowned for novels about the poor, died in a Madrid clinic. He had been hospitalized since May 12 with an acute respiratory ailment.
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Kenneth Nelson Wins Four Year Scholarship
Kenneth R. Nelson of 1231 Rosebud wins a renewable $900 yearly Modern Woodmen of America scholarship totaling $86,400 for four years. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Nelson, will attend Central Missouri State University majoring in business or science after excelling in chorus, student government, baseball and basketball, and earning Eagle Scout and God and Country awards.
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Mexico Roller Rink Burglary Loss Put At 200
Mrs Herschel Taylor reported a burglary at the Mexico Roller Rink with an estimated loss over 200 dollars. A 8 track tape player valued at 50 dollars and 18 to 20 tapes worth 160 were taken along with two fluorescent tubes a pair of dice and tools. Fingerprints were lifted from a soda bottle as investigators continue the case.
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Nixon Tour Continues With Kissinger In Canada Meet
President’s overseas trip moves ahead as Kissinger splits from the presidential party Tuesday to see West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher. He will also attend NATO foreign ministers in Canada June 18 19 amid slim expectations for major Middle East breakthroughs.
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Oil Man Blasts Price Profit Setting
Former energy policy analyst William A. Johnson criticizes Nixon administration crude oil price controls for fostering windfall profits and political wheeling. He cites a December one dollar increase aimed to close the old versus new oil price gap, arguing the two level system encourages cheating and did not boost production or cut demand. Johnson notes the change may have cost consumers billions in windfall profits.
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Court limits Miranda impact on police rights ruling
The Supreme Court reverses a lower court, upholding a rape conviction of a Michigan man who was not told he could have counsel during questioning. Justice Rehnquist notes fair trial standards allow some police error if it serves a valid purpose, citing Tucker questioned before Miranda. The decision narrows Miranda while confirming the Tucker case details and outlines other actions on public funding and energy regulation.
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Tornadoes Trigger Major Outbreak Predictors Warned
Allen D. Pearson, director of the National Severe Storms Forecast Center in Kansas City, linked the weekend tornadoes to a striking weather pattern. He described two colliding fronts from the Oregon and Gulf regions, saying the Midwest could face a major tornadic outbreak and noting he and colleague Kid Provost discussed the potential Friday.
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Missouri Supreme Court Disbars Kansas City Lawyer
The Missouri Supreme Court disbarred Kansas City lawyer A. Henry Tager and ordered his name removed from the Missouri Bar list. The records of complaints against Tager remain secret, to be opened only by the court or the bar advisory committee that recommended disbarment.
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